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Sport Imperial to suspend sporting activities at Teddington
What does the future hold for both Teddington and the future of medical sports participation?
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New Report Published About Animal Research Problems at College
"Pattern of infringements that reflected underlying systemic failings" at College according to a new report published by the Animals in Science Committee
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College Acquiring New Sports Ground in West London
College is in the final stages of buying a new 27-acre plot of land two miles from Harlington for the use of Imperial’s sports teams. The site has outside space for 5 football pitches and 2 rugby pitches, an assortment of tennis, netball and cricket facilities and a shooting range.
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What’s happened to the Aldwych Group?
[Tabloid Special] As a group of representatives of the Student’s Unions and Associations of the Russell Group, you would expect them to be doing, well something...
Opinion
The Falsity of Hope
Hope is a last resort, an admission of defeat. You hope when there is nothing left to do, nothing you can do: you can’t act, repair, work, correct or strive anymore, so you wish that things could go your way.
Opinion
The best and the worst of GTA-ing
Almost every memorable moment as a GTA is both wonderful and terrible. Some are so bad that they’re good in retrospect (though some are just bad), and sometimes being a GTA makes you so happy that you can’t help but love your job.
Opinion
Talking to the Editors
As the year comes to a close we hear from the Felix Editor and his successor.
Opinion
So long and thanks for all the Physics
Rory Fenton reminisces about his six years at IC
Features
Scrabble World Championships: Prince Goes To Prague
On December 6th at around midday, at least 55 games were taking place at the SCRABBLE Champions’ Tournament in Prague. 110 players from across the globe had convened in Prague for a tilt at the title of SCRABBLE World Champion and a share of the €25,000 prize pot.
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Scrabble World Championships 2014: Grudge Match Against an 8 year-old
Away from the top of the leader board, one of the most notable players here at tournament is New Zealand’s Lewis Hawkins.
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Professor is Inventor of the Year
[Tabloid Special Edition] Chris Toumazou, professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, has won the Inventor of the Year award for Research at the European Inventor Awards.
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New Info Adds to EIE Exam Scandal
More information has come to light on the scandal that hit the final exam for first year students on the Electronic and Information Engineering (EIE) course.